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CNBC wins documentary Emmy

Business news network CNBC received a News and Documentary Emmy Award in the category of outstanding business and economic reporting—long form for the network’s one-hour documentary “Inside the Mind of Google.”

The awards, which recognize the best news reports and documentary films aired on national television or streamed over the Internet, were presented by the National Academy of Arts & Sciences in a ceremony held Monday at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

“Inside the Mind of Google,” reported by award-winning anchor Maria Bartiromo, gives viewers an inside look at the most powerful and influential technology company in the world.

CNBC’s Mitch Weitzner is senior executive producer for the segment, and additional credits include senior producer Wally Griffith, producer Morgan Downs, contributing producer Lulu Chiang and editors Patrick Ahearn, Richard Korn and Lisa Orlando. Ray Borelli is the vice president of strategic research, scheduling and long form programming.

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